911T Cars for Sale

[Frank Beck]

Bernie, may I ask how you arrived at your asking price?
Just so I understand: It sounds like you may be placing a premium on it because it's unrestored? If so, doesn't the color change offset that to a large degree?

Are you sure those who gave you compliments on the color didn't think it was a 911SC?

[Kris Clewell]

when I think unrestored I think not repainted. I dunno.

[stevesc_us]

Did anyone see the sweet 69T coupe that sold at GR Auto Gallery in Grand Rapids, MI? Ossi Blue is such a great color and the car looked pretty nicely set up with 3.O power plant. The asking price was $52k. If the condition was as good as it looked, I think it was well bought. Did anybody here buy it?

[beh911]

Did anyone see the sweet 69T coupe that sold at GR Auto Gallery in Grand Rapids, MI? Ossi Blue is such a great color and the car looked pretty nicely set up with 3.O power plant. The asking price was $52k. If the condition was as good as it looked, I think it was well bought. Did anybody here buy it?

For reference:
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Ossi Blue

http://www.grautogallery.com/vehicle...69-Porsche-911

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[stevesc_us]

Yep that's the car. Did u buy it?

[Cal]

Yes, I believe a member here bought the car and it's headed to the Philadelphia area. I'm sure the new owner will post all the details.

[stevesc_us]

Good to hear it will be staying here in the US.

[Richardnew]

I'll be happy if the T market stabilizes around the low 6 numbers. None of us ever thought this would happen. Actually my son is more excited about these prices than I am. He seems to think this car will be his at some point. Then again the cost of senior living may be going up faster than long hood prices.

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[raspritz]

Hmm. Just found this thread (I hadn't been looking). The thread missed the yellow/black '69T numbers matching coupe I purchased on ebay (from a local seller) back in June. It needs considerable work (it's is off getting the front suspension pan and right side pan replaced right now), but I paid very little for it and so its value will easily bear the cost of a full restoration.

[beh911]

Hmm. Just found this thread (I hadn't been looking). The thread missed the yellow/black '69T numbers matching coupe I purchased on ebay (from a local seller) back in June. It needs considerable work (it's is off getting the front suspension pan and right side pan replaced right now), but I paid very little for it and so its value will easily bear the cost of a full restoration.

Any pics or vitals to share?